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for he knew that the water
I caked,
carriers were nut students of the law,
nor could they give a great deal of
money to the poor and needy. Ile
; wondered what good deeds they had
performed in this world that Elijah
should say they would be happy in
the world to come. Ile approached
the water carriers and asked:
"My friends, since you do not
study the law. and are too poor to
give charity, what to you to to serve
God?"
THE GIFT OF FRIENDS
The one brother said: "We can-
not study the law, for we received no
A certain rich man had 10 sons, all teaching in our youth, and so are ig-
of whom he loved dearly. He planned norant and untaught. But though we
to divide his fortune equally among cannot study the law we try to live
them at his death, but unfortunately uprightly and to to justice; and,
just before he (lied he lost most of when we go about the city and see
his money and had only 950 gold two men fighting each other, we to
pieces left. To the eldest nine sons not leave them until we have made
he gave 100 gold pieces each.
peace between them."
The youngest son was much down-
The second brother continued:
cast at being left penniless, but his "We are too poor ourselves to give
father said to him: "Although I have alms to the needy, but this is what
taken 30 of the remaining gold pieces we do. As we go from house to house
to buy my shroud, there are still 20 selling water, whenever we find men
left for you. However, I have 10 dear and women sad of soul, we speak
friends, and they are worth more comforting words to them, and du not
than 1,000 gold pieces. I will be- leave
g
them until their hearts
heas are glad
queath them to you."
again."
The rabbi left them, and thought
After the father's death the nine
sons each took their inheritance and long over what they had told him, and
went their way. The youngest found wished that he, with all his wisdom,
himself forced to spend his money to could be as worthy of reward in the
support himself, until there was but world to come as these two ignorant
one coin left. Although he could not water carriers.
see what good the friends whom his
father had left him were doing for
I AM A HEBREW
him, he decided to spend his last coin
in preparing a feast for them.
Every Jew should look upon his
Accordingly he invited them all.
faith as a temple extending over
They ate and drank together, and the
every land to prove the immutability
friends said to each other, "This boy
of God, and the unity of Ills pur-
has more regard for his father's
poses. He should regard himself as
friends than have all his brothers. Let
one of the pillars which support that
us then show our friendship for him."
temple from falling to the ground;
So as they were about to depart
and add, however insignificant in it.
each gave the youth a generous gift
self, to the strength, the durability
of money. With this he bought land
and the beauty of the whole.—Grace
and cattle, and all he undertook pros-
Aguilar, 1842.
pered. As he waxed richer he often
thought:
Lucius N. Littauer, former mem-
"My father spoke truly when he
said that friends are more precious ber of Congress and head of the Litt.
uaer Glove Corporation of Glovers-
than all the riches of the world."
ville and New York, has announced
plans for the building of a $300,000
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Rabbi Baroka met Elijah in the Harriet Littauer Home for Nurses, he
crowded market place one (lay and established many years ago as a me.
said:
morial to his father and mother. It
"Is there any one here of all these is estimated that he has already ex-
people who will be happy in the world pended more than $500,000 in the
to come?" Elijah took the rabbi's construction and upkeep of the insti-
hand and led him to where two water tution.
carriers stood. "These brothers will
enjoy great happiness in the world
Caille Motor Company San-
to come," said Elijah, and left him.
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Rabbi Baroka was much aston-
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